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Microstory 122: Francis DeeringA Story by Nick FishermanThis is an experimental Bellevue Profile microstory. The introduction can be found in Microstory 101. More to follow. |
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Robot Dino DragonsA Story by John Elridge MedlinYup... Its pretty much what the name implies. Not sure where the dragon comes in. I guess we'll find out together. |
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Fighting for SocietyA Book by AliThePencilAs a city enters a new century, changes begin being made to uphold the society. But what happens when they destroy them instead? |
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Soldiers In BlackA Poem by endlessmiseryA poem about an internal civil war. |
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Unseen ForcesA Story by Celie RoseHe is out there with his army egging on the super powers, religious leaders and the governments of Asor to the final war. |
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Welcome Back (edited)A Story by Celie RoseRestoration of planet H-trea is underway to welcome Snamuhs dead back to an idyllic condition. |
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"The Omega of Neoblast X" - Chapter 3: BattleA Chapter by Jason BubbleoThe Mechans and Kanukians go into battle. |
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Poisonous BeautyA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe flowers grew from the craters where The bombs ripped open the ground, Back in that terrible time of war When God in his heavens f.. |
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The QuiltA Story by Celie RoseEverybody likes a good yard sale but, what if you get more than you've bargained for? |
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BooksA Poem by daninstockholma short poem inspired by the photograph |
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He Always Says YesA Story by Celie RoseHe has been judged and soon will be completely cut off. He knows his time is short, and wants to take your soul. |
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Fire StormA Poem by Celie RoseIt is not safe to explore the land. Some heed the waning and others ignore. |
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KittieA Book by Kittie885A horror story about a girl and her struggle with her inner self. Contains adult themes. |
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Working to Abandon ImmortalityA Poem by Robert RonnowLet us accept this painand some fearit will heighten autumn colorscrack of clean airblack crows in blue skylake.Rather than fight pain, fallingasleep .. |
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DinosaurA Poem by Celie RoseIn the beginning, man and dinosaur lived in harmony. |
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